Media appearances and op-eds in:
- Financial Times
- The Sunday Times
- BBC
- IFR
- Reuters
- Yahoo TV
- American Banker
- Bloomberg
- City A.M.
- WSJ
- NYT
Articles Written
Financial Times
- Hedge funds > private equity Wall Street has a new captain
- IPO of Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square sets up test for the hedge fund world Can listed management companies maintain investment performance as they scale up?
- Is Wall Street too focused on league tables? Comparisons between banks often miss the growth of new businesses driven by innovation
- Why Jane Street wins and keeps winning over and over again The new trading royalty
- UK neobanks need to show sterling qualities, not just fintech growth What next for Starling, Monzo and Revolut?
- In defence of David Solomon Yes, really!
- National champions now dominate in banking Lenders outside US and Europe make up bulk of top 100 by market capitalisation
- Hedge funds make it rain (for banks) Prime brokerage a rare bright spot in a tough year for banks’ markets and deals businesses
- Rise of the tech giants exposes the problem of index distortions Investors need to check whether passive investment vehicles deliver the diversification they want
- Why equity research fails over and over (and isn’t coming back) Sellside tales of woe
- Can payments eat the world? Probably not
- How to fix FICC Diversify within the business, not away from it
- The financial infrastructure industry needs a new playbook The golden era is over
- Why Bloomberg lives on and on and on and on and on and on Even huge price hikes won’t dent the Borg’s popularity
- Don’t look for the bullet holes Bank risk managers should take a leaf out of Abraham Wald’s book
The Sunday Times
- What London can learn from Asia’s stock market boom Stock markets in Japan, South Korea and Singapore were once in the same slow lane as the UK, but reforms and tax breaks have unleashed animal spirits
- Why it’s time for the UK’s fintech stars to list in London Bank stocks are loved in this country and with government backing and talented management teams, the homegrown grass is looking greener
- Traders, not bankers, are the masters of London’s finance universe The alpha trader who relied on gut instinct, market chatter and the huge firepower and risk appetite of their banks disappeared after the financial crisis
- Why challenger banks should forget the US and list in London instead Revolut, Monzo and Starling are eyeing American expansion, but they still have plenty of room to grow in Britain — and New York will be hard to conquer
- Mega corporates like LVMH reap biggest returns but Astra Zeneca is Britain’s only one in Top 40
